Farooq Sarwar فاروق سرور
| Farooq Sarwar فاروق سرور | |
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| Born | Muhammad Farooq Sarwar 1962/06/25 Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Pakistani |
| 🏫 Education | L.L.B, M.A (English Literature) |
| 💼 Occupation | Advocate, Writer, Columnist |
| Known for | 2016 Abdul Ali Akhundzada Excellence Award (Pashto Literature)2018 Pride of Performance (Literature) |
| 👴 👵 Parent(s) | Ghulam Sarwar غلام سرور |
Introduction[edit]
Farooq Sarwar (Urdu: فاروق سرور) is a Pakistani writer who writes in Pashto, Urdu and English. He worked as television and radio actor. At present he is working as a Lawyer. He belongs to the Pakistan’s province Balochistan’s capital city Quetta. He is born on 25th June, 1962.
Early life and education[edit]
Farooq Sarwar have studied from Islamia High School, Quetta. He has completed his higher Education from Government College, Quetta
Later accomplished his bachelor and masters in English Literature from University of Balochistan.
He has achieved his law (L.L.B) degree from Government Law College, Quetta.
Events and career[edit]
Farooq Sarwar is practising Law in Quetta’s Session Court of Balochistan and High Court of Balochistan being a Senior Advocate from 1991 up till present.
Then in 1997, he started Urdu Column for World literature in Pakistan’s newspaper Daily Jang Quetta under the title of Adab Ser[1] section for literary purpose in which he has mentioned his views on the different novels written by classic and modern novels of the world literature and also the literature of regional languages of Pakistan. Then in year 2015 he became Assistant Advocate General of Balochistan[2] for a contract of 4 years and which was completed in year the 2018.
Achievements[edit]
Farooq Sarwar is three times winner for “Best Book” and received awards from Government of Balochistan.
His major achievements include “Abdul Ali Akhundzada Excellence Award (Pashto Literature)” from Governor of Balochistan in the year 2016, and in 2018 “Pride of Performance” from President of Pakistan.
Published Books[edit]
Farooq Sarwar's published books in Pashto language include:[edit]
Total books so far in Pashto: 11
- "Asmaan Ba Nan Nariishi" (Translates to: Sky will fall today) (A Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year: 2018
- "Mujrim" (Translates to: The convict) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year : 2017
- "Zanziroona" (Translates to: The chains) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year : 2015
- "Budda aoo Mashoom" (Translates to: The old man and the child) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year: 2013
- "Mannoo" (Translates to: A Cat’s Name) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year: 2009
- "Sagwaan" (Translates to: Dog fighter) (A Pashto Novel) Published Year : 2008
- "Gargi Kishaka" (Translates to: Bald Sparrow) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year : 2006
- "Skarwati" (Translates to: The Coal) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year : 1999
- “Leewa” (Translates to: The Wolf) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published" Year : 1996
- "Taanda" (Translates to: Thirst) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year : 1994
- "Darya" (Translates to: A Hand Drum) (Collection of short stories in Pashto) Published Year : 1988
Published books in Urdu language include:[edit]
Total books so far in Urdu: 4
- "Adab Ser (Visit of world of literature) (Second Edition)" ( ((Selective collection of literary columns from Daily Jang Quetta) Published Year: 2015
- "Sagbaan" (An Urdu translation of Pashto Book “Sagwaan”) (Translated novel) Published Year: 2015
- "Adab Ser (Visit of world of literature) (First Edition)" (Selective collection of literary columns from Daily Jang Quetta) Published Year : 2008
- "Naadi Ki Piyaas" (Translates to: Thirst of the water stream) (Collection of Literary Columns) Published Year : 1996
Published books in English language include:[edit]
Total book(s) so far in English: 1
- “The Wolf” (Collection of short stories in English) Published Year: 2016
References[edit]
- ↑ "Jang Quetta: Daily Jang ePaper, Urdu Newspaper, Pakistan News, Page 5, 8-7-2019". e.jang.com.pk. Retrieved 2019-08-15.
- ↑ "Former Assistant Advocate Generals". Office of Advocate General Balochistan. 2017-05-25. Retrieved 2019-08-17.
External links[edit]
Farooq Sarwar’s Official Blog[1]
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